5 Informan Of CIA arrested by Pakistani

Pakistani police arrested five informants United States intelligence agency (CIA), which has provided information on the residence of Osama bin Laden. The reason for detention is not mentioned, but suspected this detention is one more proof distantly US-Pakistan relations after the capture of Osama.

According to The New York Times (NYT), Tuesday, June 14, 2011, the informant is that guide U.S. troops to the residence of Osama in the city of Abbottabad early May. One informant was major in the armed forces of Pakistan, which provides information on car license plate numbers of guests Osama.

It is unclear what the reason for their arrest or what to do with the government of Pakistan to them next.

NYT writes that this is evidence of a dispute between Pakistan and the United States after the death of Osama. Distantly relationship occurs because the forces attacking U.S. NAVY SEAL's residence on May 2 and then Osama without notification to Pakistan. Assault without permission is said to have violated the sovereignty of Pakistan.

However, the conflict is disputed by the CIA who said that anti-terrorist cooperation between the two countries is still being conducted.

"The partnership between the two countries is very important, we will continue cooperation in fighting al-Qaeda and other terror groups in Pakistan," said CIA spokeswoman, Marie E. Harf.

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